Blackpool’s recent fond memories of the DW Stadium failed to continue as José Riga’s side suffered their fourth consecutive loss at the start of the 2014/15 season. Here are my thoughts on the game…

Blackpool’s recent fond memories of the DW Stadium failed to continue as José Riga’s side suffered their fourth consecutive loss at the start of the 2014/15 season. Here are my thoughts on the game…
Blackpool suffered their first opening day defeat since 2008 and their first loss at the City Ground since 1977 going down 2-0 against Nottingham Forest. Here are my thoughts on the game…
It’s finally time for the football to do the talking with the 2014/15 season only 24 hours away. With the return of Measured Progress’ ‘In Conversation’ feature, John Kane and Chris Walker discuss a summer of upheaval at Bloomfield Road and what it may mean for Blackpool’s Championship prospects in the forthcoming campaign…
As if the all the upheaval of the playing squad this summer wasn’t enough, with new manager José Riga struggling to build a squad to prepare for a challenging Championship season, the boat has been rocked further at Bloomfield Road with unrest between the club’s directors. It’s a storm that has been brewing for quite some time, but has intensified in the course of the past few days.
Saturday 21st June sees the deadline for the early bird season ticket pricing come and go. At £195.30 for an adult ticket for Championship football, it seems like an absolute steal. However, despite the rock bottom prices, sales are reportedly sluggish at best. With only around 4,000 season tickets sold at the time of writing, the club currently look like losing a large percentage of the 10,000+ season ticket holders from the past few seasons.
The ink is finally dry and after an interminable delay, Blackpool have a permanent manager after going 141 days without. Karl Oyston’s defence will, and indeed has been, that the choice is more important than the speed at which the appointment is made, but it … Continue reading The challenge facing José Riga
It was intended that a photo collage from away games would be a regular feature this season, but sadly did not make it past the first installment on the opening day at Doncaster. To bookmark the season, the feature returns for the final away trip to Wigan.
The ongoing chaos at Bloomfield Road continued as Blackpool were defeated 1-0 by local rivals Burnley. The win ensured the visitors took a big step towards the Premier League, while the hosts were left staring down the barrel of League One. Here are my thoughts on the match…
With just five games of the season remaining, relegation to League One is becoming an ever more distinct possibility. Regardless of the eventual outcome this season however, the club is facing a difficult task in retaining supporters with the likelihood being a sharp drop off in season ticket sales. No information has yet been released by the club relating to pricing or deadlines, but here are a few suggestions the club might wish to consider to avoid losing a significant number of fans…
A 2-1 home defeat to Yeovil Town ensured Blackpool remain in the thick of a relegation battle with just six games of the Championship season left to play. Here are my thoughts on the match…